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Found this jackpot today at a thrift store and instantly grabbed it. I had to buy it.

I found these at a thrift store today. Happy birthday Bill!

A model of the RMS Queen Mary made out of Lego, on display at the real Queen Mary.

From the Queen Mary website: This exhibit features the world’s largest LEGO® model of The Queen Mary. When you’re finished counting all 250,000 LEGO® blocks, see if you can spot the white LEGO® cat.

Location: Visitor’s Center D-Deck

These thumbnails are getting out of hand.

NY Central and Hudson River Railroad wreck, Batavia, NY, February 18, 1885. The little engine thought he could.

The rails: Aw sh*t, here we go again. Pls don't ban me train gods 😔

I found some old videos I used to watch as a kid that I just wanted to share with you all.

George Bush with George Bush. Happy Birthday, Shrub.

My vintage America themed postcard collection. These are just a couple of postcards from my larger collection. I'm new to collecting old postcards but I'm definitely excited to share some of them with y'all. The flag is from my grandpa's service, he passed away last year and I wanted to include him in my display. Happy 4th of July, and God bless America!🇺🇸🎉🎊🇺🇸🎆🎇🇺🇸

Scale model of George HW Bush's funeral train locomotive and casket car. On display at the Texas Transportation Museum in San Antonio, Texas.

The Glen Fee, the last existing railcar of 1947 The American Freedom Train at the Galveston Railroad Museum in Galveston, Texas. The Freedom Train was a 7-car traveling museum that toured the United States from 1947 to 1949. Its collection featured historical documents important to American democracy, such as the Constitution, Declaration of Independence, and Emancipation Proclamation. The Glen Fee housed Marines assigned as an honor guard for the documents. The car was originally built by Pullman for the New York Central Railroad in July 1926.

He too young

A cool little something I found at a thrift store.

Amtrak's Sunset Limited, running from San Antonio, Texas to Los Angeles, California. Various shots taken by me, March 2026.

These stairs, I've seen them before. But where?

Alex the Historian's history of the Disneyland Railroad documentary finally hit 1 million views on YouTube. I highly recommend giving it a watch.👍

"Meow." -Gary the Snail. Not my creation btw I saw this at school.